People going to Steve Jobs's Macworld keynote speech can, once again, play Keynote Bingo using a card printed out from Ars Technica. The site says:
Experienced keynote bingo-ers may notice that some squares left unmarked at WWDC are carried over to the new card. This is as it should be, I think. A square that remains plausible enough to be on a bingo card, but is eternally left unmarked, says something important about the interplay between what Mac fans want and what Apple chooses to produce. And yes, there's a square for both "iPhone" and "No iPhone" because, at this point, either one is a story.
It's not all about products. For example, one square is for Steve Jobs saying "boom".
You can also compare this with a pioneering Stevenote version from our own Charles Arthur from 2005.
